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Startup Founder Builds 24 AI Systems In 72 Hours To Replace "Unprofessional" Staff
This story reflects a growing trend where some founders are relying more on AI instead of hiring large teams.
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Chinese AI Cracks Decade-Old Maths Problem Without Human Intervention
They added that although the AI could solve the problem on its own, guidance from a mathematician could speed up the process.
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Glass Stickers To Flip Plates: How Some Drivers Are Illegally Dodging Speed Cameras
Traffic rule violators are using different techniques to combat Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) systems. However, authorities are quite aware of them. And, avoiding a regular fine can invite a stricter punishment
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This Japanese Robot Isn't Stealing Jobs, It's Taking The One No Human Wants
Japan is deploying physical AI out of demographic necessity as an ageing, shrinking workforce leaves automation the only viable path.
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Microsoft’s Copilot Terms of Use Says the AI Chatbot Is for Entertainment Purposes Only
Microsoft has been aggressively pushing Copilot, its in-house artificial intelligence (AI) technology, as a powerful productivity tool for enterprises. The Redmond-based tech giant recently released an automation tool dubbed Copilot Cowork, a wellbeing product called Copilot Health, and new native large language models (LLMs). However, despite the ...
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AI As Scientist? Machine-Written Papers Clear Academic Reviews, Raise Questions
A Tokyo-based AI company has created a system that independently generated a research paper accepted at a major academic conference workshop, raising both excitement and ethical questions about the future of science.
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Anthropic Code Claude Leak Revealed At Least 8 Unreleased Features
The unintended release marked Anthropic's second security slip-up in a matter of days, compromising approximately 1,900 files related to Claude Code.
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Gmail's AI Inbox Feature With Smart Prioritisation Rolls Out for Google AI Ultra Subscribers in the US
Gmail has begun rolling out its AI Inbox feature in beta to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the US. The new interface organises emails into action-focused tasks and summarised updates, aiming to make inbox navigation more efficient. It was first tested in January and is powered by Gemini 3, with built-in privacy controls. The feature is part of Goog...
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What Is Zigzag Career And How It Can Save You From Being Obsolete In AI Era
A zigzag career does not mean being confused or unfocused. It means being flexible
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"Feels Like Squid Game": How OpenClaw AI Has Taken China By Storm
OpenClaw can execute commands directly through platforms such as WhatsApp, letting users automate entire workflows.
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Startup Founder Builds 24 AI Systems In 72 Hours To Replace "Unprofessional" Staff
This story reflects a growing trend where some founders are relying more on AI instead of hiring large teams.
-
Chinese AI Cracks Decade-Old Maths Problem Without Human Intervention
They added that although the AI could solve the problem on its own, guidance from a mathematician could speed up the process.
-
Glass Stickers To Flip Plates: How Some Drivers Are Illegally Dodging Speed Cameras
Traffic rule violators are using different techniques to combat Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) systems. However, authorities are quite aware of them. And, avoiding a regular fine can invite a stricter punishment
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This Japanese Robot Isn't Stealing Jobs, It's Taking The One No Human Wants
Japan is deploying physical AI out of demographic necessity as an ageing, shrinking workforce leaves automation the only viable path.
-
Microsoft’s Copilot Terms of Use Says the AI Chatbot Is for Entertainment Purposes Only
Microsoft has been aggressively pushing Copilot, its in-house artificial intelligence (AI) technology, as a powerful productivity tool for enterprises. The Redmond-based tech giant recently released an automation tool dubbed Copilot Cowork, a wellbeing product called Copilot Health, and new native large language models (LLMs). However, despite the ...
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AI As Scientist? Machine-Written Papers Clear Academic Reviews, Raise Questions
A Tokyo-based AI company has created a system that independently generated a research paper accepted at a major academic conference workshop, raising both excitement and ethical questions about the future of science.
-
Anthropic Code Claude Leak Revealed At Least 8 Unreleased Features
The unintended release marked Anthropic's second security slip-up in a matter of days, compromising approximately 1,900 files related to Claude Code.
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Gmail's AI Inbox Feature With Smart Prioritisation Rolls Out for Google AI Ultra Subscribers in the US
Gmail has begun rolling out its AI Inbox feature in beta to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the US. The new interface organises emails into action-focused tasks and summarised updates, aiming to make inbox navigation more efficient. It was first tested in January and is powered by Gemini 3, with built-in privacy controls. The feature is part of Goog...
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What Is Zigzag Career And How It Can Save You From Being Obsolete In AI Era
A zigzag career does not mean being confused or unfocused. It means being flexible
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"Feels Like Squid Game": How OpenClaw AI Has Taken China By Storm
OpenClaw can execute commands directly through platforms such as WhatsApp, letting users automate entire workflows.
